
How to Write Functional Requirements for an ETRM System
Are you wondering about the best way to write functional requirements for an Energy Trading and Risk Management (ETRM) system? Before you begin to write out your Request for Proposal

Are you wondering about the best way to write functional requirements for an Energy Trading and Risk Management (ETRM) system? Before you begin to write out your Request for Proposal

Energy trading and risk management (ETRM) software has evolved significantly over the past decade. Disruptive change in the energy industry makes it more vital than ever to have an

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Whether you’re new to the energy industry and learning the ropes or just want to reacquaint yourself with the basics, this blog post will walk you through what ETRM software

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The energy industry is undergoing significant changes, especially in its generation portfolio. As a result, the framework and terms (e.g., prices, maintenance, min/max limits, etc.) embedded in Power Purchase Agreements

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If you’re a power trader or portfolio manager, your mornings are crazy busy. You probably start the day before 6 a.m., so if you weren’t already an early riser, you